WEIMAR

Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 15
(50° 59’ N., 11° 19’ E.), city, on the Ilm, capital of Saxe-We i mar His enb ach, Ger.; contains former grand ducal palace and Court theater, in front of which is Rietschel’s famous Goe the Schiller monument; chiefly famous for its a ociations with Goethe, who lived here (1782-1832), and Schiller, who pa ed his last years here; has large building containing archives of the two poets. Here was held in 1919 the Convention which formulated a constitution for the German Republic. Pop. 35,000. town, Baden, Germany; manufactures leather. Pop. 15,000.
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